2009-11-09
2009-11-09
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ida 43
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FOXNEWS - Glenn Beck
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Glenn Beck
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have the chalk and blackboards ready to g let's go! big news today, america. we sent to sleep saturday night and woke up saturday morning $1.2 trillion further in debt. that's t the congressional budget office is right and the government program actually costs what they tell you it will cost. the giant healthcare bill, here it is, passed the house over the weekend. something senator orrin hatch says will never make it through the senate. the house bill's language is different from the senate in several key ways, including an income tax on high earners to finance the bill. the house's version of the bill also includes a public option while senate majority leader harry reid is still waiting to hear back from the c.b.o. before he decides how to craft his version of government-run healthcare business. ann coulter author of "the new york times" best seller "guilty" the paperback edition that goes on sale next tuesday november 17. you heard it in the setup. saturday night into sunday morning, $1.2 trillion. what gives? how did they pass a bill overnight? i thought we would get five days to r
WJLA - America This Morning
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Nov 9, 2009
WJLA
America This Morning
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Nov 9, 2009


>>> making news in america this morning. >> state of emergency. the gulf coast gets ready for a rare november hurricane guaranteeing to bring high winds and flooding. but where while ida strike? >>> in mourning, a shaken army base prepares to say good-bye as new questions arise about whether the accused shooter knew some of the 9/11 hijackers. >>> and 20 years later looking back on the demise of the berlin wall on this monday, november 9th, 2009. >>> good morning, and thanks for being with us on this monday morning. for millions of residents along the gulf coast it's been a quiet hurricane season until now. >> now ida is forecast to become the first hurricane of the year to hit the u.s. this morning, ida is packing winds of 90 miles an hour as it travels northwestern in the gulf. viviana hurtado has a look at some of the damage it has already done. >> reporter: the makeshift homes in el salvador were no match for ida's fury. heavy rainfall triggered mudslides killing more than 100 people. dozens are missing. in cancun, signs of ida include rough waters and empty streets an
HLN - Prime News
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Nov 9, 2009
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Prime News
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Nov 9, 2009


offer to believes about america, which i hold very firmly in which i would ask you to reflect on as we consider this topic. one, beyond their borders, america is a beacon of light in a shadowed world. and two, within our borders, america is an ongoing education of a people in freedom and democracy. a beacon of light and an ongoing education in freedom. said against that, waterboarding. waterboarding is a technique of torture with a long and sordid history. it was used by the spanish inquisition, by the khmer rouge in cambodia, by the french in algeria, by the japanese in world war ii and by military dictators of latin america. senator john mccain held captive for more than five years by the north vietnamese has said and i quote, it is not a complicated procedure. it is torture. atheist and prosecuted by the united states as torture and described as torture by our courts of law. it does not belong in our arsenal. on america as a beginning, president clinton said last year, people the world over have always been more impressed by the power of our example then by the example of our power.
WJLA - Good Morning Washington 600
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Nov 9, 2009
WJLA
Good Morning Washington 600
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Nov 9, 2009


by midweek. cooler temperatures. (announcer) in america we don't just dream when we sleep- we dream twenty-four seven. we dream with our sleeves rolled up. our dreams are expressed in digits. they're made of steel. add those dreams up- that's free enterprise... growing our economy for the long-run. it's what we need to grow 20 million new jobs in the next 10 years. your dreams make the difference. american free enterprise. it's you. so dream big. >> hello. i teach cosmetologist at arlington career center, the science of hair, skin, and nails. good morning, washington! >>> all right. 6:10 on this monday morning. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> let's check in with brian. we could not have had a more beautiful weekend. i kept forgetting it was november. >> it worked out nice for us both days. 74 was the high yesterday. today it will beimilar with lots of sunshine. look at the numbers. we do have some 30's in some places. 43 in fredericksburg. 40 in bowie. jackets this morning. 40's to near 50. those temperatures will climb. we will be in the mid 70's but later on this a
WUSA - 9News Now at 9am
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Nov 9, 2009
WUSA
9News Now at 9am
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Nov 9, 2009


are the same or worse than in america. >> reporter: you say this is a fight parents should pick with their children. pediatricians say pick your battles with their children. >> yes. i think a lot of parents by the time the kids are 15, 16 years old are picking the battles carefully. this have a fight worth picking. and what i tell parents is, i know you don't want to raise issues that aren't going to go anywhere but this is worth raising. my favorite time to talk to a kid is when you are driving in the car, eyes are forward and you have them stuck in the car. they are not going anywhere. >> the captive audience. it is an important message and one that janet says don't wait until they are 15 or 16 to say. have it sooner. we have a link to their website at our website at wusa9.com. >>> let's go to howard for an update on what is happening with ida. >> ida is falling apart. it looks like it is falling apart in the sense that down here looks better. out of cancun it was a category two storm and had symmetry. but some dry air is wrapped in and here is where you find the precipitation
WBAL - Early Today
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Nov 9, 2009
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Early Today
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Nov 9, 2009


weapons there was a kind of euphoria in russia toward america. a euphoric attitude, but then we saw that america forgot about its partner and even when our life was very difficult during the difficult times, america avoided giving real assistance to russia and it was then that people understood that the u.s. government actually liked the situation of russia being immersed in all kind of problems for as long a time as possible. >> tom, what strikes me about that is that the russians, he says, expected partnership, the u.s., he believes, celebrated victory. >> reporter: well, i have a high regard for mikhail gorbachev. we have known each other for 20 years, but the united states sent billions of dollars into russia and sent the best expert there is to help them create a market economy, so much of that money went into private bank accounts of those who still have their hand on the levers of power in russia. the money simply disappeared in many instances. i don't think we were at all prepared for how unprepared russia would be to create a market economy. someone said to me here on the l
WJLA - ABC 7 News at 600
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Nov 9, 2009
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ABC 7 News at 600
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Nov 9, 2009


prize ishe future. some say america can't win. that we've had our time. but here's what they don't understand: it's not america that will run this race... it's americans. 300 million of us. free to compete... free to out-work, out-think, out-dream anyone, anywhere. free enterprise. it's how we unleash the power of 300 million individual economies. washington may help in times of trouble... but free enterprise is what america is counting on to grow our economy for the long-term. our challenge: create 20 million new jobs in the next 10 years. and your dreams make the difference. the race for the future starts now. join it. because america's here to win. american free enterprise. it's you. so dream big. >> the mayor of baltimore has pled guilty as her trial begins tree she is accused of stealing cards donated to the city for needy families. attorneys began questioning jurors today. convicted, she would be removed from office. faces perjury trial -- for dree charles and eight -- ford -- perjury charges in a separate trial set to begin next year. federal guidelines call for 27- 33 yea
WTTG - Fox 5 News at Ten
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Nov 8, 2009
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Fox 5 News at Ten
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Nov 8, 2009


a better tomorrow, at&t is investing in america's future - working to create an internet that's smart, mobile and safe. last year at&t invested more than any other company in the u.s. and we're continuing to invest this year, to expand and enhance our wireless and wired networks. we support a national plan that ensures high speed internet access and enables adoption by all americans, over the next five years. adoption by all americans, over the next five years. the future is our business. at&t. your world delivered. it a race. and first prize is the future. some say america can't win. that we've had our time. but here's what they don't understand: it's not america that will run this race... it's americans. 300 million of us. free to compete... free to out-work, out-think, out-dream anyone, anywhere. free enterprise. it's how we unleash the power of 300 million individual economies. washington may help in times of trouble... but free enterprise is what america is counting on to grow our economy for the long-term. our challenge: create 20 million new jobs in the next 10 years. and your
HLN - Nancy Grace
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Nov 8, 2009
HLN
Nancy Grace
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Nov 8, 2009


brought us to this path in america. . not how well they do something but how much they do. we have people that tend toq çhe overconsume. and çáut medicine çin the ç through a ridiculous malpracticebusystem çwe have. malpracticebusystem çwe have. this bills leaves them as bad as they are, i thought there wa( a better way. host: the republicans debate the way ahead, one is reflected in the w3ççflaws of 2010-2012 haveç extremes that çñwe çark white, too male and too out of touch, do you agree? guest: i know prescribe for what we do to anyone else. we have great focus for the young people of this state aiming at improving their lifetime prospect. we have acted on all the big problems that we thought our state had. out here we are seen as the party of reform and progress and purpose. i think that you can do that an appeal to a broad audience. we are all in this together and our hearts are those that need to get there second and third step up the ladder of light. our party could return to that posture. host: jamie joins us from bedford, indiana. good morning. we will
CNN - CNN Newsroom
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Nov 9, 2009
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CNN Newsroom
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Nov 9, 2009


gone through the roof. smart families across america are slashing their heating bills with the exciting new amish custom-built heat surge fireplace and real wooden mantle proudly made by amish craftsmen in the heartland of america. meet real families across america who are actually using heat surge to stay warm while saving big money on their heating bills. >> a drastic reduction in my energy bills. >> i'm not getting paid to say any of this, but i'm telling you, to use the heat surge dramatically has reduced our heating bill. >> announcer: meet the young families who used to struggle with high heat costs that have discovered the great benefits of heat surge. meet the seniors on fixed incomes who've learned the secret to saving money with the miracle of heat surge zone heating. >> that was the best thing i have ever done, and it's big savings. >> if you buy it, you'll be just like me. it's the best buy you ever made. >> announcer: discover how an amish man who helped create a miracle idea is helping home heating bills hit rock bottom. >> when we build in our local shops, each one built
FOXNEWS - Your World With Neil Cavuto
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Nov 9, 2009
FOXNEWS
Your World With Neil Cavuto
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Nov 9, 2009


% of america is reasonably happy with their health care. why not spend the money to help the problems of the 20%? why not just set up a working system? we need to fix for reform. we need to get thecwa insurance companies selling across state lines. neil: thank you, gentlemen. a major applicator with a 20 anniversary, coming up. >> tear down this wall. neil: 20 years ago today 20,000 people did just that, tear down a wall. tens of thousands of people broke down in below wall, our next guest is concerned -- michael reagan, ronald reagan's son, joins us now. good to have you here. >> good to be with you. neil: your concern is that if your father looked at this event, something would have change in those 20 years? >> i have been here for about one week, honoring my father, as he often is in berlin for the speech that he gave in 1987. watching the speakers tonight, they just basically for got ronald reagan. -- forgot ronald reagan. you would think that they could and least mention the part that he played by taking a strong stand against communist aggression. neil: interestingly, mr. gorbachev, the l
WMPT - BBC World News
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Nov 9, 2009
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BBC World News
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Nov 9, 2009


to our viewers in pbs in america and also around the globe. coming up later for you -- and illegal raid under the cover of darkness. why heritage groups are trying to prevent fragments from the past from disappearing forever. and the giants indelicacy that fetched a mouthwatering some at an auction -- eight giant -- a gienat delicacy. hello. it has been a day of celebration and remembering, and the once divided city of berlin, and the heart of the once divided continent of europe. in its 28 years the berlin wall signified repression and fear but on this night in 1989 the first crossing point opened and berliners surged through, effectively marking the end of a communist empire. worrell leaders gathered in the pouring rain at the brandenburg gate to mark the moment. >> and new generation celebrating freedom and the end of the world order they never knew. the berlin wall to these children just something from the history books or recollections of their parents and grandparents. my find them, world leaders striding through the brandenburg gate, once the border between east and west berlin.
WETA - Worldfocus
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Nov 9, 2009
WETA
Worldfocus
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Nov 9, 2009


and addressing key economic challenges cing america's future. and addition funding is provided by the llowing supporters -- >>> hello and good evening i'm ljit dhaliwal. and welcome to apecial edition of "worldfocus." for cades, it stood as the symbol of the cold war. built in 1961,he berlin wall wathe line in the sand where western mocracy ended and commist rul beg. then suddenly, 20 years ago today, it wasgone. today on the annersary of the fall of the berlin wal, world leaders gathered in berlin, led by german cncellor anla merkel. france's niolas car ozy, britain's gordon brown, russia's dmitry medvedev and u.s. secretarof state hillary clinton crossed the former border between east a west rlin underneath the htoric andenburg gate. ordinary germans also turned out by the thoughsands, placing flowers and candles the remembrae of the peop who perishedrying to crossthe divide. our german parer, the broadcter deutsche wle has our "lead focus" tonig, taking us back to the rapidly unfolding events of thatight 20 years ag >>eporter: even late in the afternoon of november 9th, the was indicatio
WJLA - ABC 7 News at Noon
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Nov 9, 2009
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ABC 7 News at Noon
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Nov 9, 2009


first an american second. >> use where allegiance to the constitution and to defend america againstll enemies, foreign and domestic, and to have that type of conflict. >> his former commander said there was no warning sign. >> he was dedited and hard- working provider. he was someone who did a very good job. >> but within the protective dates -- gates of fort hood, terror unfolded. >her concern is to remember and honor the fallen. >> we just gets stronger, become better united. >> president obama and the first lady will honor the fallen -- the fallen tomorrow at a memorial on the base. >> we have learned today that major is in stable condition -- that major hassan is in stable condition, but there is no word whether he will cooperate with officials. there's now a question about a mosque he attended at the same time as the 9/11 hijackers. abc news says that the imam is now in yemen and is one of the suspected al qaeda links hasan had contact with. three americans detained in iran are facing charges of espionage. authorities arrested the three hikers in july after they strayed across th
WJLA - Good Morning Washington at 500
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Nov 9, 2009
WJLA
Good Morning Washington at 500
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Nov 9, 2009


much. >> find the middle ground and smile when i say stay with us for "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> for updates check out our website, a >>> new safety questions surrounding metro. . steny report that could reveal a fundamental safety flaw. >> hurricane ida. we will see what kind of punch it could pack. >> did the army missed important signals at fort hood. "good morning washington" begins right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> good monday morning. i'm doug mcelway. >> and i'm alison starling. hope you had a great weekend. what whetheather we had yesterd. >> we will extend it out another day. temperatures in the low to mid 70's with plenty of sunshine. you did mention hurrine ida. it may affect the gulf coast states. this morning, we're in the mid 40's from chantilly to college park. the air is fairly dry. it will beat a gorgeous afternoon. 73 or so this afternoon. clouds moved in. some of the moisture from ida could affect us this week. happy monday. >> it is a
WUSA - CBS Evening News With Katie Couric
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Nov 9, 2009
WUSA
CBS Evening News With Katie Couric
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Nov 9, 2009


investigation. why so many rapists in this country are getting away with the crime. and "assignment america." they're ready to start their life together-- 50 years after a lie kept them apart. >> like the time had not past. it was amazing. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. he was initially counted among the dead in the massacre at fort hood, but today hospital officials said the army psychiatrist accused of killing 12 soldiers and a civilian is now well enough to sit up and talk. and investigators have a lot of questions for major nidal malik hasan. sources say the f.b.i. has now identified internet communications that link him to a radical islamic cleric with ties to al qaeda. we have two reports tonight, beginning with on orr in washington. >> reporter: the contacts began last weekend with hasan reaching out to imam anwar al-awlaki back. and the two traded messages into the spring of this year. sources say intelligence agencies collected the messages as part of a separate case and attached no significance to th
WTTG - Fox 5 News Sports Extra
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Nov 8, 2009
WTTG
Fox 5 News Sports Extra
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Nov 8, 2009


in america's future - working to create an internet that's smart, mobile and safe. last year at&t invested more than any other company in the u.s. and we're continuing to invest this year, to expand and enhance our wireless and wired netwos. we support a national plan that ensures high speed internet access and enables adoption by all americans, over the next five years. adoption by all americans, over the next five years. the future is our business. at&t. your world delivered. >>> this is geico sports xtra. >>> yes, it is. i'm dave feldman. the nfc east a battle of two 5-2 teams. the dallas cowboys visiting the field goals. right now we're tied -- philadelphia eagles. we're tied at 14 in the third quarter. fourth quarter, the giants trail 14-10. eli manning draws the chargers off sides. giants took a 17-14 lead. three minutes left. 17-14. philip ri venezuela pass intercepted by -- rivens pass intercepted. gives the g men a 20-14 lead. rivers connects with vincent jackson. 18 yards for the game winning touchdown. the chargers defeat the giants 21-20. new york has lost four in a row. here 5
FOXNEWS - Huckabee
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, saying, they've got the international law wrong. more importantly, american law should govern america. >> so many of our people-- >> yeah, yeah! (applause) >> so many of our people are lost souls in our country and you know, the thing is, we have to find a system who help them them on the right path. that's what the kick start program is about, working with the risk children and teaching them in the inner city schools to gep hit the kids on the right path and raising self-esteem and instilling that discipline that the kid are lacking. that's the case, they're lost souls and trying to make a mark, but the mark is in a devastating wait. like the kids in columbine, a prime example of kids that are lost and needed gieuidance to g them on the right path. and martial arts, he was growing up in a dysfunctional family and alcoholic father and martial arts, kick start is a great program to me. >> mike: a different approach if we were getting the kid and preventing this kind of mindset. >> prevention is a key thing, mike. >> mike: but now we're looking at a situation where it may be too late
WMAR - ABC News Good Morning America
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Nov 9, 2009
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ABC News Good Morning America
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Nov 9, 2009


>>> good morning, america, on this monday, november 9th. hurricane ida driving toward the gulf coast and florida. emergency is declared. sam champion reporting live as the coast braces for ida's arrival. >>> al qaeda at ft. hood? did the suspected ft. hood gunman try to reach al qaeda and were american officials warned? brian ross investigates. >>> a mother's search for her young daughter's killer. we have an exclusive interview with somer's mom. >>> and what's in your food? our startling investigation. where does the beef and burger come from? what can it mean for health? >>> and sports, this soccer player's unnecessary roughness caught on tape. what should be her penalty? >>> and good morning to all of you. welcome to another week. diane sawyer with robin roberts. wouldn't you know three weeks left in the official hurricane season and the gulf coast looking at the first atlantic hurricane likely to crash onshore. >> talking about hurricane ida down to a category 1 now. 80-mile-per-hour winds, could make landfall as early as tomorrow morning. the national guard has put out a h
FOXNEWS - Forbes on FOX
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Nov 9, 2009
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Forbes on FOX
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Nov 9, 2009


? >> up next. the eye popping higher cost of education. some say there's one czar america needs and he's not pictured here and the stocks to help you pay for or >> a new report out this week showing 58 universities now charging more than $50,000 a year and that's why mike says, america needs a tuition czar, mike? >> don't succumb to czar-noia. >> a higher education is absolutely essential to competing in the global market place. if we have someone looking into green energy, we should have someone looking into making sure that american high school students can afford a college education. >> it's iron ig, two people with no children here, evelyn, what do you think? >> 58 colleges might require $50,000 or more a year. vast majority charge less than that. if you don't want to pay more than $50,000, don't. go to a different college. the declaration of independent doesn't go the life, liberty and pursuant of harvard. >> czar-noia, not as many czars as obama. nobody wants to go through the confirmation process. that may be a couple hundred thousand kids and hope they enjoy themselves at the
WRC - Early Today
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WRC
Early Today
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Nov 9, 2009


america. >> the bill is dead on arrival in the senate. moderates from swing districts, they bailed out on this bill. >> reporter: senate republicans are hoping to join forces with moderate democrats and make sure their bill looks nothing like the one that swept through the house. >>> the gulf coast is bracing for its first hurricane of the atlantic season. it's a slow-moving storm named ida. packing winds of 90 miles per hour. it's not exactly clear where ida will hit. bringing high surf and several inches of rain. despite hurricane warnings so far there are no plans for mandatory evacuations. >>> that storm strength has already been felt in el salvador where at least 124 people were killed in heavy rains and mudslidesthere. a huge rescue operation will continue this morning after thousands of homes were damaged or cut off by floodwaters. dozens of people remain missing with the country's president describing it as a tragedy. officials are hopeful that storm will weaken as it passes critical offshore oil stations in the gulf of mexico. >> now here's a look at other stories making news
WUSA - 9News Now at 6pm
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that right after the break. america is strong and resilient. and we'll pull through these tough times, we always have. and the companies building the internet are leading this technology driven recovery. more than one hundred billion dollars in private investment over the last two years has spurred innovation, launching new online service and content and put more than three million americans to work. an economic success story. expanding and growing by building a smarter, faster, safer internet. broadband for america: it's working. >>> we've got a consumer alert tonight, concerning strollers that many parents of young children might have in their home. after the safety investigation, stroller mcclaren is now recalling 30 million strollers. recalling all models of the company's popular unpwrepl will stroll -- umbrella strollers. >> as consumers are doing what i'm doing right here and setting up unfolding and opening up the strollers. right here is where the child may put his or her fingers and you may get a fingertip amputation or a laceration as a result. >> reporter: the company is not
FOXNEWS - Hannity
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Nov 8, 2009


labeled the great satan america tried to develop relations with the new iran. the shaw was a man without a country zigzagging the world in search of a safe haven. he was battling a serious illness, limp foam ma. >> we were unaware the shaw was mortally ill. >> from a heavily guarded villa in a mexican resort town the shaw pleaded to carter for entry into america for treatment. >> the feeling was that he had been a very loyal ally of the united states and we should not treat him shabbily. >> on october 22nd, 1979 the shaw secretly arrived in new york city. >> the president decided our hospitality as a nation justified bringing him here for cancer treatment. >> all of that exacerbated the problems with the iraniiranian. we admitted we let the shaw in. we were essentially being hung out to dry. >> the islamic republic of iran wanted the shaw to return to stand trial for his alleged crimes. >> the protests in the streets were getting more frequent went, louder, bigger, the burning of the american flag the burning of he have geese of president carter. >> a group of five planned an action agai
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. some say america can't win. that we've had our time. but here's what they don't understand: it's not america that will run this race... it's americans. 300 million of us. free to compete... free to out-work, out-think, out-dream anyone, anywhere. free enterprise. it's how we unleash the power of 300 million individual economies. washington may help in times of trouble... but free enterprise is what america is counting on to grow our economy for the long-term. our challenge: create 20 million new jobs in the next 10 years. and your dreams make the difference. the race for the future starts now. join it. because america's here to win. american free enterprise. it's you. so dream big. >>> we are following breaking news out of northeast washington. police ducking shots fired at them early this morning. it happened near 53rd and east capitol street at the start of a chase. the chase ended at 295 near malcolm x avenue. three suspects were taken in to custody. none of the police officers were hurt. police are now looking in the area for evidence. >>> thank you for starting your monday
FOXNEWS - Huckabee
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law wrong. more importantly, american law should govern america. >> some of our young people are lost souls in our country and we have to find a system to help get them on the right path. is what my risk start program is about, working withat risk children to h help get them on the right path, raising self-esteem and in stilling the discipline the kids are lack. that is what is wrong with so many kids today. they are lost souls and trying to make make a mark but the mark is in a devastating way. like the columbine. that is an example of kids who are lost that needed a right participant to get them on the right path in life. martian arts. i was a lot of soul growing up in a dysfunctional family with an alcoholic father and the martial arts helped me. >> and it would be a different approach it get the kids and prevent the mindset. >> prevention is a key thing. >> now, it may be too late to prevent something and when we have kids adjudicated, applying international law, michael, tell me in a heartbeat what is the big deal, why should we be so concerned that the courts would reach out and
WETA - BBC World News
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wld news. broaast to our viewers on bbc in america also around the globe. my name is mike emory. >> coming up laterrers an illegal raidundercover of darkness. wh troops are trying to prevent fragments of te past from disaparing forever. >> and t giant del cassie that fetched a moh-watering sum at auction. >> hlo to you. it'seen a day ofelebration and rembrance in the once divided city of berlint the art of the once divided ntinent of europe. in is 28 years the berlin wall signified repression and fr. but on this night in989, the first crosng point opened and berlinerssurged tough. effectivy marking the end of a come uniist empir works have gathered in pouring rain at thebrandenberg gate to mark remembran. bbc world news reporter >> a new generati cebrating freedom and the end of a world order they ner knew. theberlin wall to these childrenjust something fromthe story books or from the recollections of their parents and andparents. behind them world leaders stridg through the braenberg gate, onc the border between east and west berlin. politician --politicians joing thousands rem
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-all seen today on good morning america. >> tonight, whyry anna got back together with chris, then finally walked away. was it wrong for her to speak out just as she's promoting a new album. >>> the tyra banks weight controversy. tyra's remarkable revelations about her big weight loss. wait, isn't this the same tyra telling women accept the way you look and be proud of your body. >> kiss my fat ass! >> tonight the hot debate. is tyra being a hib cat. >>> jessica simpson's outrage over her sister being fired at mel rose place. jessica, could it be ashley is a bad actress? >>> tv's first provocative news show starts right now. >>> hello, i'm a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >> hello, everyone. i'm brooke anderson coming to you with the hollywood version. rihanna's tearful tell-all. >> i want you to forget everything since she was beaten by chris bowden and what heiss been going through. what we're going to show you will startle you. we've now since her first interview since that terrible night. rihanna holding nothing back and her pain and raw emotions and
WBAL - Meet the Press
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Nov 9, 2009
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Nov 9, 2009


down the road? >> well, first of all, most people in america who don't want this, so to be the people to defeat it would be popular. ed something important. 60% to 80% of the things we talk about in health care could have passed the house last night 400-20, but instead the democrat leadership chose not to stop there but to try to cram down the country's throat a government-run health care system. a cbo congressional budget office says it is going to drive up health insurance premiums. the american people thought the idea was to get control of the cost. $500 billion cuts in medicare, states like mississippi and pennsylvania are going to be forced to raise our taxes because part of the cost of this is being dumped on us. there are lots of things in here that most americans don't want. i don't believe the senate will pass, but, yeah, we could have a very good health care reform bill that would pass overwhelmingly, but about ten things in here wouldn't be included. >> governor rendell, if you talk in terms of what health care means, if premiums do go up, if the middle class does feel a ta
WBAL - Dateline NBC
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Nov 9, 2009
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Nov 9, 2009


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CSPAN - Today in Washington
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Nov 9, 2009
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Today in Washington
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Nov 9, 2009


: rihanna told her horrific story to diane sawyer earlier tonight on abc's "2020." "good morning america" showed portion of the interview early this morning. >> listening to her voice, it was shaking at times. you knew how painful it was for her to recount this. >> reporter: the a-list couple were attending pre-grammy parties. but things took a violent turn. the two were driving in brown's rented lamborghini when rihanna says she saw a text message that a woman had sent chris brown. >> i couldn't take that he kept lying to me, he couldn't take that i wouldn't drop it. it escalated in him being violent towards me. and it was ugly. >> reporter: ugly is an understatement. police documents say that during the argument, brown punched rihanna, shoved her head against window, bit her, placed her in a headlock and told her, quote, now i'm really going to kill you. >> he had no, no soul in his eyes. just blank. he was clearly blacked out. there was no person when i looked at him. my next option was to get out of the car and walk, start walking in a gown and a bloody face. >> reporter: rihanna was
FOXNEWS - Special Report With Bret Baier
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Nov 9, 2009
FOXNEWS
Special Report With Bret Baier
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Nov 9, 2009


vote, because i believe that the debt can bake america. >> to get even this far, it appears that the straight might have spread money around california congressman jim constance said his vote could be con contingent on getting help for building schools in his area, and the congressman explained he had been offered the dollars he was looking for. >> he responded to me by basically say thatting that did not like many of the elements that were in the legislation. however, he was able to procure $120 million for the university of california medical school. >> there is another wrinkle in all this. speaker pelosi secured the votes of 40 anti-abortion democrats by allowing them a vote on an amendment putting tight restrictions on abortion for anyone getting federal subsidies. it enrageed those who oppose abortion benefits a you this is a disappointing distraction from the bill before us. >> the pro life amendment passes and if speaker pelosi hadn't allowed the vote, she would have lost as many as 40 more democrats and the bill would have failed, but now several pro choice lawmakers
WRC - Dateline NBC
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Nov 9, 2009
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Nov 9, 2009


of america's top properties and designs. thanks for stopping in. i'll see you next time on "open house." au revoir! captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> this week on "hispanics today"... actor tony plana: he's one of the brightest stars on tv, but tony's personal passion plays out miles away from hollywood in a tiny theatre in east l.a. we'll take you there with tony. toyota: it's cars have been fixtures on american roads for half a century now. you know the cars, but step behind the scenes and see how the world's leading automaker is reaching out to empower a whole new generation of latino leaders. and we meet the dynamic latina who's taken the world of public relations by storm. not even a fire in her business could slow down her rise to the top. >> hello from our studios in washington d.c. i'm erica ortiz. bienvenidos, and welcome to "hispanics today." heading into its third season on tv, there's no question the hit show "ugly betty" will be a prime-time favorite for years to come. but long after the show is in reruns, the work one of its stars is doing of
WJLA - ABC World News Now
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Nov 9, 2009
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ABC World News Now
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Nov 9, 2009


. >> reporter: or when you call the bank. >> welcome to bank of america. for service in english, press 1. >> i try and remember that they want somebody who's personal, who doesn't sound like a computer. >> reporter: the best way to do that, she says, simply smile. >> okay, train status. let's get started. >> reporter: see the difference? she gave me a quick lesson. >> hi, i'm jeremy, amtrak's automated agent. >> okay, that was kind of flat. you want to be like, hi! i'm jeremy! like you want to talk to me! >> hi, i'm jeremy, amtrak's automated agent! >> a little too much. >> reporter: guess we can't all be pros. >> it's all about smiling, i didn't know that. >> you're pretty good, though, i like your voice. >> thank you, wow. a rare compliment from vinita nair. >> it's monday, i'm tired. >> clearly they're savvy to this, voice mail systems. you can call and leave a message. if you don't like it you can redo it. like they'll say, are you happy with your message? >> i have to say i do actively try and sound like i have a higher voice. like i'm more attractive, more spunky. >> more happy. >>> when
WMPT - The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer
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Nov 9, 2009
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The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer
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Nov 9, 2009


disagreements with america or with foreign terrorist groups. there are a wide range of leads being run down. >> gwen: we have heard today that major hasan is conscious and talking. have any of the investigators been able to talk to him yet? >> not so far. he has a military lawyer who's asked first of all for the investigation to be moved, he can't get a fair trial given the publicity and president obama is going down to ft. hood tomorrow. >> gwen: there has been much reporting and commentary about potential links between major hasan and people who link themselveses to terrorism. what can you tell us based on your reporting? >> we are hearing a lot more, and what we can say right now is that among the focuses is major hasan's crossing paths with the northern virginia iman who has left the country and is an american-born iman, but has emerged as one of the leading promoters of al qaeda now based overseas. his lectures which are described as fiery and incendiary have been found, downloaded on several terrorism suspects in north america, canada and the united kingdom. including it appears thoug
FOXNEWS - Happening Now
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Nov 9, 2009
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Nov 9, 2009


the house has passed? >> i am very concerned about the direction is going to take health care in america. i think it is one giant step towards complete government takeover of health care, and i were at the grassroots of america, where most of the people are, and i heard the word health care reform, and i saw the house passed that bill by a narrow margin, i would think it is going to do a lot of things about keeping costs down, but when you get into that bill, you find out that it is going to have taxes go up. it is going to have big medicare cuts in it. it is going to have premiums going up. all contrary to what i think americans expect when they hear the words "healthcare reform." it does nothing for those things, and worse yet, they say costs $1 trillion. frankly, the only way they get the congressional budget office to score this is they have four of -- four years of tax increases and in six years of programs at the 10 years that the cbo looks ahead, but if you take the years 2013 to 2023, at 10-year window, you find out that this is many times over $1 trillion being spent on health care
WUSA - Up to the Minute
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Nov 9, 2009
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Nov 9, 2009


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FOXNEWS - Cavuto on Business
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Nov 9, 2009
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Nov 9, 2009


of america. if she looked out of her window she could see a lot of americans, perhaps most don't want this done. >> well, first off, first off, it's gary k, the wrong gary. look, this is about egos, this is about politicians that think they're omnipotent and they can get away with anything. i take issue with adam. nancy pelosi never campaigned on tax rates going to 45% and 1.1 trillion dollars being spent. it was all about getting the uninsured taken care of. that's all that was about. i think that is the same. three years ago, the republicans said they would never lose leadership and now the democrats think no matter what they do they're going to get away with it. guess what? eleks have consequences we've seen them already and the amazing thing she was out saying we won. if that's winning, they're in big, big trouble come 2010. they're going to get-- >> boy, completely intellectually dishonest to say because a bunch of people are screaming loudly in the hallway outside their office which they have every democratic right to do. >> god bless them. >> to equate that with people are agai
FOXNEWS - FOX and Friends
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Nov 9, 2009
FOXNEWS
FOX and Friends
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Nov 9, 2009


to come to a final vote. i believe the debt can break america and send us into a recession that's worse than the one we are fighting our way out of today. >> why is joe lieberman such a big deal? he is only one of 100 senators if joe lieberman agreed to joint republicans on filibuster. health care reform could be stuck in mud and not go forward in the u.s. senate, guys. steve: joe mentum. gretchen: is he now pushing this potentially to january. >> you are right. we have heard hopes that he could bring it to the floor of the senate by thanksgiving. but a lot of people are saying early next year. and so there are concerns on the democratic side that if you hold off until next year, will it lose momentum in an election year? so the pressure is clearly on in the senate right now to try to get it moving and keep it moving after the big house vote this weekend. brian: you are eventually going to go outdoors, right? >> absolutely. back on my perch. gretchen: thanks so much, mike, for getting up so early early and giving us all the details. parts of the gulf coast from louisiana to florida are
WJLA - ABC's World News With Charles Gibson
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Nov 9, 2009
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ABC's World News With Charles Gibson
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Nov 9, 2009


and swear allegiance to the constitution and to defend america against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and have that type of conflict. >> fbi and intelligence officials went to capitol hill tonight to brief members of congress about hasan's communications with suspected terrorists who explain who knew what inside the government, when they knew it and why so little was done about it, charlie. >> our chief investigative correspondent brian ross, thank you. >>> our white house correspondent, jake tapper, sat down today with an exclusive and asked him if the u.s. knew that major hasan was reaching out to al qaeda. >>> without getting into specifics, are you concerned about, based on what you know, about the case at ft. hood, that the government was not talking to itself the way after 9/11 tried to insure it would. >> here two things i can say right now. number one, we are all heartbroken by what happened at ft. hood, i'll be heading out there so i can personally express the incredible heartbreak that we all feel for the loss of these young men and women. the second thing i can absolutely
WMAR - ABC2 News Good Morning Maryland 6am
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Nov 9, 2009
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ABC2 News Good Morning Maryland 6am
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Nov 9, 2009


in central america, then re-emerged, off the coast of cancun when it was a hurricane yesterday. winds increasing from 90 to 105 miles per hour. it passed halfway between cancun and cuba and now it's re-emerged into the gulf of mexico and it's sitting roughly 375 miles to the south of pensacola, florida, where it may make landfall overnight tonight. it has weakened from 105 mile-per-hour winds down to 90 and we'll show you our forecast track in a moment. that was cancun as the busy resort just escaped a glancing blow. back outside, 41 degrees now, we hit the dew point. looks like more widespread fog this morning, otherwise sunshine developing. we have to deal with two systems. one, this band of clouds you're about to see approaching from the west. that is our cold front. that extends all the way to the gulf coast which catches us to another wave of low pressure off the texas shoreline and then we've got this one, if you can see it at the bottom of the screen, the radar just picking up on the outer edge rain bands of ida. there's two systems across the gulf coast we're going to watch i
WBAL - NBC Nightly News
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Nov 9, 2009
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NBC Nightly News
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Nov 9, 2009


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HLN - Morning Express With Robin Meade
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Nov 9, 2009
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Morning Express With Robin Meade
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Nov 9, 2009


the house prove differently. the affordable health care for america act is a piece of legislation that will provide security and stability for americans who have insurance, affordable options for those who do not, and bring down costs while strengthening the financial health of medicare. it is legislation that is fully paid for and will reduce the long-term federal deficit. given the heated and often misleading rhetoric surrounding this legislation i know this was a courageous vote for many members of congress. i am grateful to them and to the rest of their colleagues for taking us this far. more importantly, so are many millions of americans whose lives will change when we achieve insurance reform. host: the president was on capitol hill prior to the passage. how active a role has he taken on the senate side, or his close advisers liked rahm emanuel guest: emanuel has been more in the forefront in will go to the hill. he knows a lot of the names and faces. my sense is that the president did not realize, as many from both parties did not, how big a fight this would be. earlier in
CNN - State of the Union With John King
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Nov 9, 2009
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State of the Union With John King
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Nov 9, 2009


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WRC - Meet the Press
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Nov 9, 2009
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Meet the Press
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Nov 9, 2009


beginning at 7:00 eastern and 4:00 pacific time on "football night in america." until then, a reminder your late local news and "dateline" on nbc is coming up. this is al michaels and for cris collinsworth and andrea kremer and our entire nbc sports crew, saying good night from philadelphia. . -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> friends and family gather to mourn the loss of a d.c. store owner murdered in a robbery. good evening, everyone. i'm craig melvin. 51-year-old hernandez was found with multiple gunshot wounds about 9:00 saturday night at her liquor store on georgia avenue in northwest. authorities say hernandez was cooperating with the ropers but they shot her anyway. those who knew hernandez gartered to pay tribute to her. >> reporter: it was saturday night. just been 9:00 p.m. police say two men entered the liquor store on the 5400 block of georgia avenue. one was armed. hernandez was behind the counter when the robbers demanded money. she handed it over. she was shot and died. at a candle light vigil outside the store people recalled how hernandez was loved and respected. h
FOXNEWS - America's Newsroom
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Nov 9, 2009
FOXNEWS
America's Newsroom
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Nov 9, 2009


every day ♪ bill: from south america, the president of venezuela ordering his military to get ready for a possible conflict with colombia. he warns the u.s. is trying to provoke a war between the neighbors. ñjrif a conflict breaks out betn the countries, it could spread to all of south america. we're watching that. ♪ >> ♪ beauty school dropout no graduation day forñr you amongst internes and shampoo you could have taken time to wash and clean your close-up ♪ juliet: you know that song. bill: you have got to dream, but not the drive. juliet: word up. you have watched that over and over on vhs. bill: that was the movie that my neighbor had, we watched the day after day. juliet: my favorite movie of all time, a wonderful scene, frankie avalon singing to frenchy. we are going to tie this together, by the way. a popular choice for career colleges, beauty schools and technical institutes, these alternative careers are booming. enrollment at career colleges up 10% since 2003. profit margins are up. on the job hunt today, peter is live in new york city at the lincoln technical insti
HLN - HLN News
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Nov 9, 2009
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Nov 9, 2009


federations of north america as someone born and raised in moscow, russia. living here and speaking or attempting to speak in english. [applause] what could be a greater statement of jewish people connecting these dots? what could lead to more confusion about one's identity? one simple question -- where are you from? there's a time not so long ago when i could not have imagined standing here only blocks from the decision-making capital of the world. and because this is a special occasion for me i would like to make my remarks a little more personal than i usually do. for my personal story of believe i can address the present global reasons we are all here today. i did not know about my jewish heritage until the collapse of the soviet union. there were many others who began the search earlier than i did, but my first 10 years in business did not afford me the time. we spent all day, every day, 24/7 making money and growing business. no doubt many of you are familiar with this challenge. over just a couple of years money got huge. by 1997 my partners and i owned the private, largest p
WETA - Nightly Business Report
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Nov 9, 2009
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Nightly Business Report
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Nov 9, 2009


the aal liquidity th adding and asking that same question. that is one of the reaso bank of america, merrill lyncdoesn't expect them to move unt 2011. let me go back to something you id about earnin are coming in better than people are excting. are compani really doi better or are they is it just a matter of them having cut costs and that'shy we're seeing se growth? susi, we get questions abouthe revenue growth type situation a the time. and really if u think about it, at this point of the cycle when are you coming outf the btom, you know cpanies, the way that earnings improve are alys because of cost-cutting. venue growth is later. and i think it's going to be no different in is rticular recovery probably with we have seentially earnings are tting better. sequentially earnings are goingp but o a year-over-year bis we're going have to it a littl while. but cost-cutting is always w earnings improve of the bottom. >> should webe concerned that the dollar is hitng these lows and stocks are going up? is that aood or bad thing for companies d for the markets. >> well, the dollar is ofte
WBFF - FOX 45 News at 10
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. america is watching. >> the debate stretched on for months. the republicans had plenty of advanced notice. this isn't a government takeover of health care. >> it is a takeover. >> president obama said he is confident will senate will follow in the footsteps of the house and the house bill is dead on arrival in the senate. >>> there is conflicting opinion among marylanders over what will happen next. mel and? >>reporter: the senate has been struggling with its own various versions of health care reform. separate bills have been floating around the senate and include some significant differences from that house bill that passed last night. the only thing that is clear is that reform is still far from being a done deal. >> this was not about the party, but people. >>reporter: house democrats celebrated saturday night, but sunday the focus shifted to the senate and whether lawmakers there will support some version of health care reform. >> in the senate you'll see a bill that is not costly as the house bill. it will be a smaller bill. >>reporter: the senator spts reform and a public option,
WTTG - Fox Morning News
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Fox Morning News
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Nov 9, 2009


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BBC World News
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. >> it is thought that hurricane ica will make line fall -- hurricane ida will make landfall in america on tuesday. authorities are warning against complacency. it could affect up to four states. >> full market and financial analysis in 25 minutes, but we do have the latest on the transatlantic right now. >> this is the trade-off between cadbury and craft. kraft recently made a bid for cadbury. if they do not come with a firm offer, cadbury will tell them to go away. it is interesting, because the stories are multifaceted. will another company take up the mantle? or if they come back with another offer, what will they be looking at? how much influence is warren buffett going have in this? the big question is if he will be in the driving sikh. also, cadbury themselves, they are pushing these top shareholders to not accept any offers. so, there you have it. >> briefly, a chinese investment in africa? >> what has happened is you have had this huge conference in egypt. china has effectively placed $10 billion in the hands of the poorest countries in africa. and the one hand, the money goes into infras

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